Digital Communities Mid-Year Large City/County CIO Leadership Group Meeting 2016
Overview
The Center for Digital Government, Digital Communities, Large Jurisdiction CIO Leadership Group held our annual meeting April 28th and 29th in Seattle. The general theme is an interesting and timely one: “The Building Blocks of Smart.” There has been a lot of discussion about building smarter communities. This has often been seen as a big bang and top down approach from a Mayor or County Exec. The reality is that you have to have the infrastructure and personnel in place to get any traction and there are many different ways that jurisdictions are implementing “smart.” We discussed this from a broad perspective with the view towards sharing what is being done by the participating jurisdictions and what needs to be in place to make these efforts successful. This plus the normal sharing of projects/initiatives and plenty of time to ask question of attendees peers made this an event well worth attending.
Wednesday, April 27 |
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6:00 pm Pacific |
Informal Group Dinner - Meet in Hotel Lobby (Optional)Hook and Plow Restaurant in Hotel |
Thursday, April 28 |
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8:30 am Pacific |
Registration and Breakfast |
9:00 am Pacific |
Welcome and Introductions |
9:30 am Pacific |
Vignettes from the FieldLink NYCAnne Roest, CIO, New York City Future IT EnvironmentJeff Baer, CTO, City of Portland |
11:00 am Pacific |
Break |
11:15 am Pacific |
Vignettes from the Field Part 2Open Gov and Citizen Engagement/ExperienceDavid Stephens, CIO, Maricopa County |
12:00 pm Pacific |
Food for Thought (a meal formerly known as lunch…) |
12:45 pm Pacific |
Now that We’ve Eaten…BYODSteve Reneker, CIO, Riverside County Data IntegrationBill Kehoe, CIO, King County |
2:20 pm Pacific |
Transportation to Redmond |
3:00 pm Pacific |
Special Tour of Microsoft Cybercrime CenterAbout the Digital Crimes Unit - Microsoft has created the Microsoft Cybercrime Center as a center of excellence for advancing the fight against cybercrime. Within the Cybercrime Center, Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit (DCU), an international legal and technical team, works with industry partners to help create a safe digital world. This world-class facility serves as the global hub for Microsoft's fight against cybercrime as well as a center for cooperative efforts with customers, industry partners, law enforcement and academic experts. Whether working on issues such as malicious software crimes, IP crimes, or technology-facilitated child exploitation, the team applies legal and technical expertise to keep the internet safe for everyone. |
5:30 pm Pacific |
Transportation to Dinner |
6:00 pm Pacific |
Dinner - Sages in Redmond |
Friday, April 29 |
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9:00 am Pacific |
Breakfast |
9:30 am Pacific |
CIO Only DiscussionsOpen Data and PrivacyBen Greene, Harvard Law School Contracting and ProcurementBrenna Berman, CIO City of Chicago Creating a Municipal CIO Network and Information ExchangeMiguel Gamino, CIO, City and County of San Francisco |
12:00 pm Pacific |
Adjourn |
Seattle Marriott Waterfront
2100 Alaskan Way
Seattle, WA 98121-3139
(206) 443-5000
Seattle Marriott Waterfront
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Registration Information / Contact Us
This is an invitation-only event.
Contact Information
2017 Sponsorship opportunities are available. For more information, contact:
Heather Earney
Government Technology
Phone: (916) 932-1435
E-mail: hearney@govtech.com